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International Womens Lifestyle, Fitness, Online Reputation Management and Empowerment by Linda Sherman
The best way to enjoy Harajuku is to first walk down the posh shopping street of Omote Sando Dori.
Take a turn at the GAP onto Meiji Dori
You soon arrive at the archway to the main pedestrian street of Takeshita Dori dense with the crowds of Harajuku
Unlike Omote Sando, here you can find some inexpensive, frivolous shopping.
People watching is the main draw in Harajuku, to see and be seen.
About Linda ShermanInternational, multicultural marketing pro, Linda brings a distinguished background of international subsidiary CEO/CMO to her Social Marketing expertise. These include CEO Club Med Japan, Barilla Japan and CMO Wal-Mart Japan. Managing Editor, Boomer Tech Talk, she is passionate about senior services including senior health care and housing. Linda Sherman has been featured and quoted in Forbes, The New York Times, Christian Monitor and other leading publications. She devised and implemented an innovative guerrilla-marketing plan for ZIMA in Japan that produced a lasting, profitable success. Linda has hands-on technical skills in building and search optimizing WordPress websites and an influential on-line presence. Her company, The Courage Group, provides personal and start-up branding, digital film; social marketing strategy and training.
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Wow!! SOooo interesting!! Love the pics!!
Please let me know when you post more!
Hope to visit there someday…looks fascinating!!
Harajuku is one of my fave areas. Things actually look *milder* than when I hung out there 20 years ago. How is that possible???
These are great. I just added Tokyo to my list of places to visit before I die. 🙂
The photos are terrific, but what makes it outstanding is your insight and commentary.
How cool!! We really should have the equivalent of Harajuku in Mexico…unfortunately, still people here are not as daring in terms of fashion as Harajuku people, and it just would be so much more fun!!! Can’t wait to visit Tokyo!